Antarctic Treaty (Environment Protection) Proclamation 2005
Part 10Antarctic specially protected area No. 110
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Part 10 Antarctic specially protected area No. 110
Lynch Island, South Orkney Islands.
Latitude 60 39 10 S, longitude 45 36 25 W.
Lynch Island (latitude 60° 39 10 S, longitude 45° 36 25 W; area: 0.1 km2) is a small island situated at the eastern end of Marshall Bay in the South Orkney Islands, about 200 m south of Coronation Island and 2.4 km north of Signy Island.
The designated Area comprises the entire island above the low tide level, at which the coastline is defined as the boundary of the Area. Boundary markers have not been installed because the coast itself is a clearly defined and visually obvious boundary feature.
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Note This map predates the current terminology — SPA is now ASPA.